To the Contrary Season 22 Episode 6 Plan-B; Spoiled Millennials; Sex and the Citadel

To the Contrary Season 22 Episode 6: Plan-B; Spoiled Millennials; Sex and the Citadel

In this episode of To the Contrary, the panel discusses three topics: the controversy surrounding the Plan B emergency contraceptive pill, the stereotypes of spoiled millennials, and the taboo topic of sex in the Middle East.

First, the panel delves into the debate over Plan B, an emergency contraceptive pill that can prevent pregnancy up to 72 hours after unprotected sex. Some opponents argue that it is a form of abortion, while others believe it should be more readily available to women. The panelists share their own opinions on the matter and examine the political and ethical implications of the debate.

Next, the panel tackles the perception of millennials as entitled and spoiled. Older generations often view millennials as lazy and unwilling to work hard, but the panel challenges these stereotypes and explores the underlying socio-economic factors that may be contributing to a sense of entitlement among young people.

Lastly, the panel dives into the controversial topic of sex in the Middle East, specifically in Saudi Arabia. Despite strict cultural and religious restrictions on sex, some Saudis are beginning to break these barriers and discuss sexual health and women’s rights. The panel discusses the impact of these conversations and how they could potentially lead to a greater awareness and openness surrounding sexual health in the Middle East.

Throughout these discussions, the panelists share personal anecdotes and engage in a lively debate that provides a nuanced perspective on these complex issues.